The University of California San Diego (UCSD) researchers are recruiting chronic low back pain patients to conduct research examining the effects on chronic pain. Established in
We also primarily focused on assessing the processes supporting cost-effective, non-pharmacological approaches to pain relief such as meditation. We combine validated psychophysical, psychological, pharmacologic, and neuroimaging methodologies to best determine how cognitive techniques and other cognitive manipulations impact experimentally-induced and clinical pain.
Dissecting The Effects of Meditative Techniques On Empathy, Compassion, and Health
Mosbey, Dwayne
Tue, Jun 14 at 10:37 AM
Hello,
Thank you so much for expressing your interest in participating in our study on Research Match for "Dissecting The Effects of Meditative Techniques On Empathy, Compassion, and Health"! This study will be measuring the effects of different forms and techniques of meditation. We will have you attend four 30-minute sessions within a period of 4 days to 2 weeks (depending on your availability) and complete pre/post surveys via RedCap. Following the completion of the program, we will provide you with free resources to continue your meditation/mindfulness exploration.
Could you please confirm your interest in participation by providing me with the following information:
Name - Phone Number -
Email -
City, State, Zip Code
We're wrapping up our current cohort, following its completion we'll be sending you session, survey, and consent information for July to August. Once you send the above information, I'll confirm receipt and you are set to go for the study.
Please let me know if you have any questions in the meantime!
Best, Dwayne Mosbey (They/He) Program Coordinator
Brain Mechanisms of Pain and Health Lab
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